British Medical Journal: The discovery of aspirin: a
Convinced of the potential of acetylsalicylic acid, Eichengrun
tested it on. Eichengrun goes on to tell us that
Carl Duisberg, the renowned head of ...
Eichengrun wait 15 years before refuting what
had been written IN 1934... Even as a
prominent industrialist, Eichengrun was not
exempt from their ...
Health :: Aspirin: A Bitter Pill
What makes this tale so remarkable is that Arthur
Eichengrun was no small-time chemist. He was an
immensely rich man, the owner of many important patents,
Starting world wars, inventing horrible weapons,
enslaving large ..
1897 another prominent chemist, Arthur Eichengrun - a
Jew - discovered Aspirin.Eichengrun was prolific, with
40 patents to his name and was promoted to ...
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Eichengrun’s account (written in a Nazi concentration
camp), ...Eichengrun (or Hoffman) secretly gave the
powder (acetylsalicylic acid was ...
Bayer & Co was truly
fortunate in having Eichengrun
an employee, yet it is unlikely that he would have
discovered aspirin had he not been working for the ...
Jewish scientist, Arthur Eichengrun, developed Aspirin.
to an article in a recent Issue of Cardiology Today, in
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1943 wurde Arthur
Eichengrun inhaftiert und zu vier Monaten Haft
... Eichengrun verliess die Stadt jedoch
schon 1948 in Richtung Bad Wiessee (Bayern). ...
Scotsman - Top Stories - Wonder pill aspirin may prevent
some claim it was actually invented by Hoffman's boss,
Arthur Eichengrun, but that this was written out of
history by the Nazis because Eichengrun ...
was not Felix Hoffman, but Hoffman's Jewish supervisor
.The report suggests that
Eichengrun's discovery was covered up by the ...
General Manager At Bayer When in 1897 another prominent
chemist, Arthur Eichengrun - a Jew - discovered Aspirin.
Eichengrun was prolific, with 40 ...
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Eichengrun while working for Bayer in 1897. Until
recently it was
thought that Felix Hoffman, a German chemist, had made
the discovery but it ...
in Aachen, child of a jewish cloth merchant/manufacturer
1885-90 studied chemistry
in Aachen,Berlin, and Erlangen
1890 Doctor's degree
at Erlangen University.
1890-92 Univ. assistant
in Aachen and Geneva
first jobs: Chemist
at Boehringer, Ingelheim, and Marquardt,
1896 Lab chemist at
Bayer, Elberfeld, charged with building up a scientific pharmaceutical
laboratory. Made or initiated a lot of
pharma. inventions, which had not
been done at Bayer's before.
1901 Head of department
1908 Quit Bayer, to
found a factory of his own: the Cellon-Werke
of his factory
continued his research work at home
1943 sentenced to 4
months of prison, for having failed to include "Israel" in his firm's name
1944 arrested in May
on same charge, deported to concentration
1945 after liberation
returned to Berlin, resumed research in his
flat 1948 moved to Bad Wiessee,
Died 23.12.1949 in Bad Wiessen